New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1929, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1929, |Judicury Commitiee I SERYICE. PENSION FUNDS Picks Same Doorman tshoe, textile, machinery, and sar-[ber. Part-time. eperations in the dine canning factories in various shoe, textile, machinery and hesiery localities with the resultant surplug mills in various centers throughout | of these workers. In one city the [the state created a general -nrphu| cotton and rayon textile millsiof workers.” operated overtime. Rallroad and| Vermont—“Reports from practi- bridge construction employed a cally all sections of the state indi- number of men. Reports from some cated that industrial employment parts of the state indicated an in- 'conditions were on & satisfactory crease in building while a seasonal basis. Metal working plants in vari- slackening was noted in other sec. ous centers operated overtime. The tions. The supply of farm help in |furniture industry in two localities Service Made Public all agricultrual communities was worked on overtime achedules.” ufiicient for . 18 (UP)—Seasonal | Feported as more than 3! X {Riseont Samanin Actor Dies in Boston taurant, While dinner was being enjoyed an entertainment was provided by the bugle and drum corps of Eddy- Glover post, American Legion. Solos were sung by Walter France and George Hallin. George Bigge played a cornet solo and Henry Myers a violin solo. The “8ix Hicks,” Myers, Kincaid, Talbot, Davis, Conklin and Bradley were on the program. Neil Murphy contributed several vocal selections. John J. Mack of Hartford, district deputy grand exalted ruler, who EMPLOYMENT 15 ONWANEINN.E. Nouhy Report of Gorernpen PACING SEVERE DRAIN Finance Board May Be Asked to Increase Allowance for Fire- men and Policemen. Increased appropriations for both the police and firemen's pension funds are expected to be requested from the board of finance and taxa- tion this year. The police fund is | ] | !" =3 - Boston, the decreases in employment in every New England state except Connecti- cut and Vermont were reflected in Rhode Island—“Reports from various sections of the state indicate a slight reduction in employment. After Brief Iliness Boston, Jan. 18 (®—Orlando {had paid an official visit to lodge, was a guest of honor. Later in the evening an allowed $2.000 a year, and from this amount and other incomes, pensions are paid former Chief W. J. Raw- im- in the =4 DINNER SET [& the monthly report of the U. 8. em- ployment service, made public here today. Daily, 56, member of the cast in The metal-working plants continued |, bp L) pamily,” a comedy now jcavacy apershiens and n ::::‘:‘e:plaun: here, died at the New Eng- The report, by states, follows: | °f Skilled metal worker: P |land hospital yestcrday after a brief | parent. Part-time schedules obtain- | illness. Dally. who was born in Massachusetts—"A slight scasonal. oq in the testile and rubber indus- | OS8R TUC WEEL OG0 decrease in employment was appar- | tries in several localities. The jewel- brought here by James K. Hackett, | ent throughout the state in Decem- |ry industry, which has been operat. | Jyor €70 PR 0 Sl g S By ber. A surplus of clerical help was ing overtime due to Christmas| o stranger.” His widow and a | apparent in the larger cities. The orders, resumed regular working son survive. usual seasonal slackening in the | schedules. While bullding continued shoe industry created a surplus of |active in the large cities, some de- these workers. Reports from some | crease was reported in others. No of the textile centers reveal an in- demand for farm help noted during .crease In employment, while opera- |the month.” tions were far_below normal In| Gonnecticut—*The metal working other citles. The metal-Working ' p1ants operated on high levels with ‘Plants operated at a high level and 'reports from most sections indicat. a shortage of highly skilled special- |ing o shortage of skilled speclalists ists in this line was apparent in|in" this line, Part-time schedules al sections. Several industries | wore noted in the textile milla in closed during the ;month for short corvain centers, while fncreased em- periods for inventory taking. ‘There | slovment in this industry was ap- was a decre in employment due | parant in other localities. Rolling to seasonal conditions and many s continued overtime schedules. cities reported a surplus of building y,.reased activity and employment craftsmen. Very little demand for | pyjiding occurred in some parts | farm help was reported in any sec-|of tne state, while a seasonal reces- tion of the state.” |sion was apparent in other sec- Maine—"A seasonal recession in tions.” industrial activity and melo)mrm[ New Hampshire—"A seasonal was reported in several sections of | slackening in industrial employment the state. Part time obtained in the | was reported at the clese of Decem. NEW WEDGWOOD BUTTER BERRYDALE EGGS and SAVE THE COUPONS Parksdale Eggs are carefully selected from the country’s finest, — rtly as to size, fullness, flavor. Wedgwood Butter ncfcmm pasteurized for purity. Comes scaled in tary cartons. Berrydale flavor in — to keep impurities out. With each dozen eggs of butter we pack a coupon. It contains full details. Twenty s and $6.00 give you the beautiful 42 piece dinner ‘set. ;wmzymm-m% puyou) addi( Twenty coupons and $6.00 more bring 34 more pieces. 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